The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-09


no other. Never fails. Sold by L.
T. Gauyreau, Druggist, Superior.
/ $. w. Means & Co, occupy full
/ page of the Pioneer Press Of last Sun
day to advertise Superior and their
real estate business. Advertising is
what tells both for the individual and
! the town
Every available room in the
tCwl has been converted into real
estate office, even desk room at store
windows has been secured. and vet
we have no b pom, onlya good healthy
growth in realty.
The Methodist society will put a
resident pastor in command of the
field at West Superior in Il week or
two, and we hope the good people at
the west end will give him cordial
welcome ana liberal support.
The snow storm of last Sunday
and Monday was a terror for April.
About six inches of snow fell and the
weather was of decidedly disagree
able nature. That was the storm which
ought to have introduced March.
The first number Of Duluth's new
paper, the Saturday evening Journal
by Mcssrs. Lounsbprry & Alexander.
reached our table Saturday last. 1t is
mn eight page six column paper and
full Of Duluth thunler-only this and
nothing more.
The band boys got out their in
>truments again Wednesday evening
AM serenalel all the victorious can
didates. We believe the boys con-
template re-organizing the bani all
get in themselves ready for the season
muSic,l campaign.
We see by the Pioneer Press that
Col. Richardson. late of the Valley
City (Dak.) Times Is soon to blossom
ont with a new daily paper at West
Superior We extend the rishi2syg"
of fellowship, and wish the new enter
prise abund mt success.
Oscar Grandford, workman on
Detroit pier, received IL blow on the
LETT leg from a large hook caused by
the breaking of rope, which fractur-
ed the small bone of the left leg. Dr.
Gauvreau reduced the fracture, and
the man will not be laid mp long.
The West Superior caucus got up
a Combination" ticket that was very
much of a jug affair. They gave old
Superior just one place on the ticket,
Mr.. c. +. Frey. This arrangement
disgusted pretty much everybody and
the ticket was fearfully slaughtered.
The tables are now turned. Fer
many years the few leading spirits liv
ing in the village of Superior have
made laws and dispensed favors for
the whole county Now this will be
all changed. and the country mem
bers" Will now make the laws and dis
tribute the funds for us. After few
years experience under this rule we
think our people Will begin to think
about cutting loose by Incorporation.
What we want is a city charter, and
the sooner this is secured the better,
and it ought to have been secured at
this session OF the legislature.
Mr.. John Grant, a gentleman
well known to all of our home readers
and many others, who was one of the
few pioneers of Superior early in 1854.
but who now operates in the iron re-
gion of the Nermillion country was in
town Monday and called on the TINES.
He left us Il handsome sample Of iron
ore found on his claim, known as the
New Ely, which shows about as near
pure iron as anything just out of the
ground can be. We are glad Mr..
Mr., Grant has struck it rich and hope
he will remember us in his will He
went from here to Ashland to attend
to some business matters there.
The election returns from Nebag-
amin town have not vet been receiv
ed, but we hear that Jerry Oshea was
elected chairman of the town board.
The town of Brule cast 81 votes, and
the following ticket was elected:
For Supervisors, Thos. Doherty,
Chairman; John Peterson, George
Doherty
For Town Clerk, c. S. Howard
For Town Treasurer, Rob. Howard.
For Assessor, John Doherty
For Justice of the Peace, John
Daily, short term, c. S. Howard long
term.
For Constable, J. NJ. NJ. Peterson,
Charles Jones.